Jamaican Americans are individuals of Jamaican descent who live in the United States. They may have been born in Jamaica or have Jamaican ancestry. This group contributes to the rich cultural diversity of the U.S. through their traditions, music, and cuisine, often celebrating their heritage through events and festivals. Many Jamaican Americans are concentrated in urban areas, particularly in cities like New York, Miami, and Los Angeles. They have made significant contributions to various fields, including sports, music, and business. Notable figures include Usain Bolt in athletics and Bob Marley in music, who have helped popularize Jamaican culture worldwide.